The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-02
PERSONAL.

1 NhhNhDh 0tHtHNts utts a. w Llhts
Of Memphis, Is in town.
MRs. BUTLER JACK leaves this even.
ing on visit to relatives in Ken
lucky.
GRENADA Sentinel: Miss Jennie Well
ford, Ct Memphis, Is visiting Mics Liz
zle TowneP, Of this city.
l.. II. FIREMAN. arrived from 81.
Louis yesterday to take position in
the house Of b. Lowenstein Brothers.
CHARLES HEIrH, recently appointed
passenger agent OF the Memphis and
Little Rock road, returned from Ar
kansas yesterday.
GRENADA Sentinel: Mrs. John Nc
Campbe (nee Miss Ada Ransom), of
Memphis, is spending the holidays
with relations here.
VISITORS at the Merchants Ex-
change yesterday: Charles Sewer,
L. McUonicc, Brownsville, Tenn |;
Miss Laura Graves. city.
Fort SMITH (Ark.) Tribune, 3lst:
Miss Msude Smith leaves this morn
ing for Memphis on months visit to
relatives and friends in that city.
STATE SENATOR JosRPH MoNTIDoNIc,
left for Nashville last nightln order to
be present at the opening OF the Leg
isla'ure, which will take place on to-
morrow.
Mr.. AND Mas. Sam CRoHN, from
Magnolia, ARK, are in the city on .
visit to his s'ster, Mrs. H. Shaul, ut
No. AZ Beale 1t est, and will be pleased
to zee his old friends.
Miss MAMIE LIGHTBuRNR, who was
one OF the bridesm 10 in the Kirk
man Thompson marriage, went with
the party on Fid y night for short
visit to friends IN Nashville.
Miss SALILE SPRS CIR, the charming
daughter OF the Hoo. Thomas Spsn-
Ger, OF fernando, Miss, is tho guest
OF Misses McOlamrock and LYDIA
Stanley, of No. 60 Marshall avenue.
INVITATIONS are out for the marriage
OF DIR. II. M. Lewis TO Mes DMa
SPAIN, which will take place at the
Ieside nee of the brides cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. s. Slsger, l25 Court rect.
at 7 O'Clock this Sunday evening.
MRS FULLER and Mrs Torbert, OF
Texas, daugt ters of Louis U. Ttegs-
want, an old Memphis merchant be-
fore the war, are on a visit to their
old home aud stopping with their
uncle, J. I. TrtEevant, No. 39S Linden
street.
A NUMBER OF German residents,
both aged and young, gathered at the
residence Of Mrs. Lens Werk bowen,
No. ll9 Poplar street, last night TO
congratulate her on her fifty filth
birtnday, after which repast was
had, all enjoying themselves and wish.
ing her many happy New Years.
AT the residence Of the BRIDES par-
ents, Main street. this city, on New
Years Day, the Rev. Mr.. Daniels, OF
the Presbyterian Church, united in
holy matrimony Capt. ], L. Miller, Of
New York, to Miss Alice M. Hicks, OF
Memphis, The happy pair left for
Their new home early in the day, with
the we'll wishes Of large circle OF
friends.
THR Hon. II, ]. LIVINGSTON, Of
hAOWhuNliC1 btSuo W Ub Nilt COluAuk
man to Il the position recently occu.
pied by the Hon. John SomeIs, now
deceased. aud the Governor will prob.
ably appoint him without delay. One
thing We know-he is fully qualified
ADD deserves 1t on account Of his con-
duct during the canvass last sum mer.
IT is deemed pretty certain that
Justice Slaughter will be reelected
Chairman Of the County Court. He
has given z neral satisfaction by his
faithful admins ration OF the duties Of
the flee and his care in the rear
Tangement OF the finances OF the
county. A good officer, his businets
qualifications arc appreciated by his
fellow magistrates.
Miss LouIsK SNKRD gave breakfast
yes erday at the GAyoso House in
honor Of Miss De Bow and Miss Falls,
ct Nashville. The guess were: Mies
Pearl Nicely, Miss Carrie Grcsvenol,
Miss Carrie Heating aud Mrs, A. Ma
son Cooke, who chRper1ned the party.
The gentlemen were: MeFsra Wal
ter Alien, Of New Odeaus; Dudley, of
Nashville; Mutt, of Mississippi, and
Dobb Hawkins Avis Sneei and DIR.
Minor, Of this city.